Based in Phoenix, Chad Littell leads CoStar’s coverage of capital markets activity throughout the U.S. as the National Director of Capital markets Analytics. Before joining CoStar, Mr. Littell served as a Managing Director in the Capital Markets and ...
Based in Phoenix, Chad Littell leads CoStar’s coverage of capital markets activity throughout the U.S. as the National Director of Capital markets Analytics. Before joining CoStar, Mr. Littell served as a Managing Director in the Capital Markets and Securities Groups at Cushman & Wakefield. As a senior investment sales team member, he participated in $2.5 billion in transactions across 15 million square feet. In earlier functions, he was active in agency sales and leasing, tenant representation, property management, and land entitlements. Littell holds the Certified Commercial Investment Member (CCIM) and Certified Property Manager (CPM) real estate designations.
Investment activity in senior housing, a segment that includes assisted living, memory care and continuing care retirement properties, rebounded in 2024 as the sector posted $5.5 billion in property ...
Images of the devastation caused by the Palisades and Eaton fires captured by CoStar’s photography team have confirmed that fire damage varies significantly among neighboring properties, with some ...
Capitalization rates appear to be peaking, a situation that marks a critical turning point in the commercial real estate investment cycle. As a key metric for investors, cap rates measure the ...
There are a lot of ways to analyze a lease transaction, and points of view vary depending on which region of the country and on which side of the negotiating table you're sitting.
For several years now, the office market has found itself in an unusual, if not unprecedented, situation. Despite record office vacancy, the price of leasing space has kept moving up. How can this ...
Despite record-high office vacancy, asking rents for those properties have continued to climb, creating a paradox that can puzzle many in commercial real estate. How can office rents keep going up ...
That asking office rents have actually risen in an era of historically high vacancy rates presents something of a conundrum to commercial real estate observers. Several factors help explain this ...
When office vacancy rates soar to record highs, and tenants scramble to return unwanted space to landlords in droves as they have recently, it would be natural to expect rental rates to be slashed in ...
In a number of America’s cities, office buildings that once bustled with activity now stand eerily quiet. Across the country, higher office vacancies are doing more than cutting into the net ...
In commercial real estate, numbers tell the story, and as the third quarter of 2024 unfolds, the figures are beginning to shift the perception of future deal flow toward cautious optimism.
“Nothing is trading” has been a familiar refrain among office investment professionals lately. It’s easy to understand why. The total number of office trades has plummeted 52% since peaking in late ...
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said policymakers are getting closer to lowering interest rates, possibly as soon as September, if conditions warrant as policymakers wrapped up a two-day ...
As the winds of change sweep through commercial real estate, office pricing has been heading sharply lower. The pricing descent appears poised to continue until we near the expected peak of office ...
To understand where commercial real estate is pricing this year, start by looking back to early 2022 when the Federal Reserve's interest rate hikes triggered a sharp decline in institutionally sized ...
The commercial real estate industry faces new adversity as it navigates an economic phase marked by higher interest rates and slowing income growth, an economic condition commonly known as ...
In the popular movie, "Moneyball," the general manager of the Oakland Athletics Major League Baseball team played by Brad Pitt is faced with the challenge of competing against wealthy teams with his ...